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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-02-17
TEA ON d Rs's EgV AZ EAU.
CoNDUCrED By W. NJ. MCCASfAN.
VIII not Some one Of the many tpach.

VIII not some one of the many teach.
ers ia Pickens County send us on AZ
ticle on how, he teaches Mathematics,
History, Geography, English Gram
mar OF any other branch of school
work, for our next column? This is
the teachers column aud open to ev-
cry body interested in the work The
appeal to parents this week is from
an experienced teacher, and deserves
a careful reading. The doors of our
school houses are always open, and
n visit from any parent will be appre.
ciated. Try it fathers and mothers,
and see how it will encourage your
children.
In group Of teachers at tho State
Normal Institute last summer, some
of whom had taught before, as well
as since the war, the question was
asked, have you any ounces in your
school! From each came the answer
''no." This emphatic no was very
suggestive. Have children born in
in the evening, more sense than those
born III the morning of the 10Th cen
tury, or is it because other means
have been adopted to develop the
| brain? DR.. Johnson said with prop
er management, Il gentleman can
be made ofanybody-even of Dutch
man, If ho is caught while young
enough to train. BY this he meant
that his conscience could be reached
without appealing through his back;
that he can be taught to do right be,
cause 1t IS right to do it,, Convince
, little fellow that he has some brain,
and that you respect him and half
the work is done; but scold him be-
cause he misses a question or SAYS
, Mountaineering was general in the
revolution" on does not satisfactorily
answer some other question about
which he is not expected to know any
thing, and you give him good start
dunccwmd. If teachers would ALWAYS
act after reflection and not impulse,
the word Ounce would soon be obsc
etc in our school vocabularies. All
school room difficulties vanish at the
approach of sober judgement andrea
son. The fury Of passion, the old
Adam that flashes III the childs eve,
the unkind and wicked thought that
rises IL his heart, can always be az
rested by n few polite words from
the teacher. Tca"hing that has no
conscience in it is but little better
than preaching that has no religion
III it. The child is being educated, |
not simply to battle successfully with !
the difficulties Of life, but to grapple
and master the more serious problem
of eternity. No ordinary boy will go |
astEny at school ifproperiy dealt with.
Catch HIM by the power OF con science,
and yon VIII thus unlock for him a
noblcr destiny. Where teachers !
make fair dcalnGs right and modor
alton Il guide, they will rarely fail to
have i'll their schools a standard of
morality; which like that of commu-
mites, will control all who come
within it's influence.
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Important Sn s~Nmc Court De-
ciSiOG.

The following is synopsis OF Il
very important decision by the su
preme Court Of our State, as it virtu
ally declares, that all township sub
scl'iDtions in aid Of railroads are not
to be considered taxes but rather in
the nature of n contract between
townships SO voting and the railroad
company.
The Carolina Cumberland Gap and
Chicago Railroad Company,vs. Trib
BILE, County Treasurer, ct al.-Ac-
tiou by Manufacturing Company to
Recover their Tax under the Act of
1873.
Under the act OF the General AS
sembly of this State, passed III 1882.
Williamston Township, in Anderson
county, voted a subtcription of Sc,
900 to the capital stock of the Carroll
ma, Cumberland Gap and Chicago
Railroad Company, heplaintitf'. This
subscription was to be paid in two
equal annual installmcnts. The first
was collected and paid in full to the
plaintiff When the second INSTALL
ment was collected and before raid
over to the plaintiff, the Pelzer Manu-
facutring Company, was located and
doing business within the Williamson
Township, claimed the benefit of the
act of 1878 to encourage and aid
manufacturers, rccnacted as subdi-
vision 23, of section 179, General
Statues. The County Treasurer paid
the amount, fixed and determined by
the Comptroller General rs proper,
to wit, 81, ,105, ,4G, back to the company.
Shortly thereafter the railway COM
pany commenced their action against
the County Treasurer and his bonds
men for the recovery of this sum with
interest.
The case was heard by the Circuit |
Judge without Jury, who dismissed |
tn complaint. The plaintiff appeal
ed,
The Supreme Court considers and
determines the following main ques~
tions in the case, upon whichit turns,
viz:
Does the Act of 1873 apply to tax
like the one raised upon the township
voting this subscription? If so; was
the County Treasurer authorized to
refund the amount paid i'm by the
Pelzer Manufacturing Company to
said company, ont Of the subscription
money voted by the township and col
lected by him, thereby diminishing
the subscription to that extent2
The court decides both these Ques-
tions in the negative. The tax REFER
ed to is neither State, county or mu-
nicipal, as contemplated by the Act
The vote of the township authorizing
the subscription of $4,000 WAS in the |
nature ofa contract on the part of the
township, and that sum must bepaid
to SAID company, and the money rails,
ell under the Act to meet the sub
scrpfion by virtue Of Sec. II OF the
Act virtually belonged to the plaintiffs, j
and should have been turned over TO !
shet,easurer Of the company ''aa soon
as practicable" after collection
Judgement below reversed and ease
reraandea f'a trial. Opinion by Simp I
SOFA, G 5. !
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY IT, 1887.
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MANGlONI HOUSE.
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ONION BUTTONS
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Saved His Lie

Mr.. ID. /. Wilcox; of Horse Gave XIV
says he was, for many years, badly afs
hIcted with Phthislc, also Diabetes; the
pains were almost unindurable and would
sometimes throw him into convulsions.
He tried Electric Bitters and got relief
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III flesh eighteen pounds. Says he posi-
lively believes he would have died had
1t not been for the relief afforded by
Electric Bitters. Sold at fifty cents a
bottle by DIR. G.. w. Earle.
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Prize Stories,

The Youths Companion maintains it's
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Miraculous ESCAPE,

w. w. Reed, druggist, Winchester,
Ind, writes; cone of my customers,
Mrs. Louissia Pike, Bartonia, Randolph
Co., Ind, was a long sufferer with Con
sumption. and was giveu up to die by
her physicians. She heard of DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton. and hogan buying it of me. In six
months time she walked to this CITY, Il
distance of six miles, and now is sc
much improved she has quit using it.
She feels she ows her life to it" Free
Trial Bottles at DIR. g. w. Earle Dtue
Store.
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IHlS GOOD OLD STANDBY
Accompshes for everybody exactly what is claimed
ior One OF the reasons for tho great popularity of
the Mustang Lniment 10 found in It's universal
applicability. Everybody needs such medicine,
Tho Lumberman needs 1t in case OF accident.
Che Housewife needs 1t for general family use,
The Canaler needs it for his teams and his rnen
Tho Mechanic needs It always on his work
bench.
The Miner needs It IN case Of emergency
The Pioneer rneedsit-can't got olong without Il,
Tho Farmer needs 1t in his house, HIS stable
and his stock yard.
The Steamboat man or tho BOntHian needs
Hin liberal supply ahoatan ashore.
Tho Aorse-fnncier needs tit fS bis best
friend and safest reliance.
The StOok-arower needs fit SsIll save him
housandS OF dollars and q world Of trouble.
Tho Railroad mnn needs It and viii need it 30
long ne his life Is round of accidents and dang6rs
Tho BackwOOdsmRn needs It, There Is moth.
ing Ike IL as an antdoto for the dangers 60 lfo.
limb and comfort which surround the pioneer.
The Merchant needs it about hls store among
his Employed Accidents will happon and when
these como the Mustang Eminent Swanted atonce
Keep n Rottlo ia the House tia the best OF
economy. ...'
Keep Bottle in The Factorys Itsimnediate
use In case OF pain and loss OF wages
Keep Bottle Always 10 the Atabio Tor
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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-02-17

When convicts in Florida want to
make application for q pardon, they
are required to give ten days notice
IN newspaper that they will apply
to the Pardoning Board, statingIwhen,
what place, and the crime of which
they were convicted. S. NJ. Morgan
advertises in the Daily Advocate that
he wants to bepardoned for the crime
of forgery.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
= COUNTY OF PITKENS.NBY J. r
NEwBERY, ESQ Probate JuAgc.- Whereas.
j. J. Lewis has made sut to me, to
%r'mt him Letters OF Administration, of
the Estate and effects of Morris Miller.
deceased
These arc therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors
nt the said Morris Miller. deceased, that
they he and appear, before me, in the
court OF Probate, to be held at Pickcns
{: H., ON the 5th day of March 1887,
after publication hereof, at II O'Clock in
the forenoon, to shcw cause, if any thrv
have why the said administration should
not.hc granted. '>''''
Given under my hand and seal, this
21th day Of January Auno Domini tS81
LIS; }. b. NEWBERY, J.r.r.C.
jan 49, 1901 10 st
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Buoklen's Arnioa Salye.

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LOST

Si%ht Of the parties who can sell GravS
} } stones cheaper than we can. We sell
NO, |. Material; We do good work, and
we do so to give satisfaction. Our pri-
crS rum from three dollars up We have
on hand and to arrive a Large Stock of
Grave Stones. All work delivered at tho
grave Satisfaction given Mr.. II. II.
Owen can be found in charge of tho
Marble Yard ready to We all who NAV
call upon him. Give trial and be
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Liberty, s. G. Oct. ID. '86.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-09

lEua IN hsAaif e lha Rsennsluan uasar
shan tha laFEiaoEy ce Knnnaa whsn 90
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dunt waa populnR - L.so1& n1nn1kesang
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mAi halluk. An amendmena waa eNaEHd
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b. ballet. Iha auseudmena ua1 o1ort-
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foilou1 Ncmoes of ballufg east. aff
necessaEy % q chaiee. a. 81 Whic1 CeI
caao received 81 Onnha Z. ClnuInaa4f
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holdinR TIE eaavantiun waa hxst Ter
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the teRFilaFias q Dskela aad WAaAle0r
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addision q lhe to regular d1lEna9g8,
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mnmsRna on ICoaanEnA
oxxn rWo HUNDRED lnTnayfEwnD ~ xnN
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nomfnss q the oonseniioB IL. for 9ohn
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I'M kKkncaIHE nsRInD 4 mrw xnla1-
H n rAKHa 10 s&Ek.
NKw YaMK. Dee. B.--Herr Mo. 90
snareeis,. sno uas coovieled q ml41e.
neanofs vas aFrafEned n he arnefaI
ssssions coart to-day. His eeaneai, III.
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tion. bni granted z eeFtinoaio % Ne -
pEeme ooaFt fnf he RtasEai tsg@v
wnan sue whole case might ~ haHN0
when the q erk ol Tue ooerA ASKED Mon
uhat be had % say why soneonoe abp4l1
nnt b. pfonoanesd % him. MeG9 b =
very dfamallo manner Fepiiso "a some
le1Rth. arguing fos free epeeeh, amd
essinG that punish@eBt 10 IN honuE q
him ubo suders Cor opinionss seke, Ha
pFolesltd bic innoeenoe. ard appealeo
% she jadRo 90 mako nee of bis ains
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reply uass "rhe ssntencs % the ooarl
is that yea BE- eon6nsd n tie peuilen-
tiasy for psEiod q one gear Wiihaua
nna."
Most vas removed 70 tbs Tombs.
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okE1TonN1Ana Rna1Rsr AaanHT CO.
zEmFLATaD nEnUcxEOn ~ xAnlMN.
San FnAHuInco, Dea. 6s-~Tna Wooi
Growers And Merchants aasoC1tio1
held q meetina here thia afieFnoon, a1o
tsieaFaphad q series Of rssalueion9 ~
The Nftlunal Wool Growers aaseela~
ton 81 Wnshin&ton and 80 iho Cali
foFnia congressional 0eigEslloD pfotes1.
Inc against the pfoposed fEes eulEg 81
wool. Tne Fsaolufionn read a. faiip@4s
WmKnAa. A asnefal revision and ~
destion Of NE faFia b eonarsaa eoW
II session = aoolemplateo, and
WMKnzAa. The w0ol inlefesi - tnla
state ia very extensive ara Uno o. iea
chief Industries, produoinR fosty nllslun
polnda iast yeafs therefore b 4
kssoiosd, That any rndnetion u tnQ
larIn on wooi weuid nafiwusiy ofippl9
this indaatry and aTonily deoreaao ~
pF sdeotion % this siaie, baesu1s ens
eool growers otnnot compete Win th8
cheap labsr and cheap ranges 0G far
eiRn coantFies withonl the pFg1ea&Aen
which the tsriG HaoEds.
TEE ooHTEnEHoH AZ WkeutzoruH.
WhsaznagoM. Dss. e.-The wooi
growers and dealers IN oanfer4noe Co.
6ay passed a series % reaoiutiona do-
ciasina un5ust the pfsaent elAsli1oalieD
Of wool b. TIE failFoads Of tho ouoatTN
and direetinR that fhey be- nfanniiy %.
qassfed % place wool IN 9hoir new
classification en- q baais that woui1 e
least Be equal 60 The preeena olae1Id11r
tions. TIE oonfeEence aiso pagaod feacr
intiou1 dsolaginQ that recent eWeaiH
have demonstrated the nseeEnity fuf .
central ogRAnixaifon - Washlnatsu -
elsewhere and Eeqnesiiua 81 woQl
growers and ofIlaeTs o. Wp0i aEowefs'
associations in tbe Uuifed Sgnies 70 ins-
msdiafsiy send their address "a Afbaff
Ohapmaa at niddIaabure. Vsfmont.